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No Bad News (Albert Whitman Prairie Books) (edition 2001)

by Kenneth Cole, John Ruebartsch (Photographer)

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Title:No Bad News (Albert Whitman Prairie Books)
Authors:Kenneth Cole
Other authors:John Ruebartsch (Photographer)
Info:Albert Whitman & Company (2001), Hardcover, 40 pages
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This book reminded me of when my brother would take my son to get his hair cut. We never had to worry about his safety or if he would be influenced by the adult conversations at the barber shop. When this little boy gets his hair it was clearly representing a major step towards growing up. Although, he was afraid at times he still managed to arrive home safely each time. I like how the the pictures transition from black and white photos in the beginning to a colorized version when the little boy's attitude changes. I would definitely recommend this book.
  kapickens | Dec 9, 2010 |
The photography in this book is by "my" photographer, John Ruebartsch. Exceptional skills.
  dmzach | Apr 13, 2007 |
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0807556939, Paperback)

When Marcus walks to the barbershop, he sees a lot of bad news--buildings covered in graffiti and people drinking outside a liquor store. But at the shop, one by one, the people tell him all about the good news that's in their neighborhood.

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On his way to get a haircut, Marcus is dismayed by the bad things he sees in his urban neighborhood but, after hearing his friends in the barbershop talk about the many good things in their African-American community, he finds that on the way home he sees nothing but good news.… (more)

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